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Sadly, I didn't even know there was a nunnery in town, so, still in character, I apologized and told her it was my first time in the city as well, but wished her luck. Turns out she wanted to know where the nunnery was. Keeping a straight face, I put on my best German accent and told her I spoke English. She came up and, assuming I didn't speak English, started pantomiming and haltingly asking me something about geography. Anyway, one time in Belgium, I was standing outside a shop waiting for my sisters to come out and a passing British tourist mistook me for a local. I actually had some speech training via cassette recordings of myself being played back to me, in order to make myself more easily understood. When I tell them I speak a little German, they generally accept that as being the reason for it, but honestly, I had my voice long before I ever learned my first German word. I have a slight speech impediment slash accent that nobody else in my family has, and I regularly get asked where I'm from, and when they hear Southern California, most don't believe it. I mean, I could affect a terrible Southern drawl and start carrying a lasso. Though I'm from New York my accent is not, and in a culturally mixed environment I can get (probably irrationally) self conscious that I'm unsophisticated and bland. On top of that how could you not exploit the perceived 'sexy' appeal of some of these traits, which you can emphasize as you see fit.ДЄs an American and an occasional world-traveler I feel severely limited in that regard, personally haha.

Interesting post duder! As someone perpetually fascinated by culture and human diversity, I do think that playing up a non-threatening 'other'ness can be a playful cultural experiment for the perpetrator, and contextually perhaps even a way to wink and nod that 'we're all weird maybe we can be friends!' Cultural idiosyncrasies, even those that are largely projected for the enjoyment/annoyance of others are part of whats fun and dumb about the world. I see Danny doing it a bit when he's on the show with you guys too. it gets played up for effect by people sometimes and as a Brit it is obvious to us when we see it happening. We do say that kind of stuff for real here but to answer your question, yes. I'm English and when I lived in the US for a couple of years people almost expected that kind of nonsense from me. The fact that you even have to ask shows that it's working. 'Do British people actually talk like that or are they playing it up for dumb Americans' That game was also pretty damn fun for a while =] To a lesser extent, I really enjoyed my time with a similar game named GunBound.

WORMS 3D GAME KNOCKOFFS PC

Biggest limitation is only 5 themes, so sad, this game needs at least 12 to at the VERY least keep it interesting, Clan Wars died really quick on PC and I think lack of themes and lack of solo options really is the reason. There is a LOT of features missing that this game desperately needs which they left out of revolution, and then patched that stuff in, well half of what people wanted, and then left EVERYTHING out in clan wars. This is basically clan wars, and even had some things named as clan wars even though you select battlegrounds, seems a bit cheapish and probably just should have kept the clan wars name instead of changing that. As for this video I'm suprised that neither Jeff or Brad really played worms that much, such a 90s classic game and in the new engine the game looks and plays awesome. THAT game was so awesome! talk about redefined a generation that did.

I just came in here to say the same exact thing.

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